Bush/Cheney Pot calling the Kettle black!

Anniversary of ’05 Uzbek Uprising

The Bush/Cheney Neocons would have loved patterning the USA after the repressive government of Uzbekistan but thanks to our constitution (although, a bit tattered from the last 8 years) for not allowing them this fantasy. With all their criminal efforts they have rendered America as the Pot and Uzbekistan the Kettle. The charred blackness which is on the Pot; doesn't see the black on himself and calls the kettle black! thinkingblue.blogspot.com
Excerpted From Article:
But this is Uzbekistan, a repressive country where laws mean little, rights are relative and torture is endemic...

After criticism from Wash., Uzbekistan ejected the U S from a military base that was supplying the war effort in Afghanistan. How much influence should the US try to exercise — if any at all — over another country’s behavior? And will that country be receptive, given the abuse, indefinite detentions and closed tribunals that have been part of the United States’ record in recent years?

clipped from http://www.gainesville.com/article/20080529/ZNYT03/805290376/1006/NEWS After ’05 Uzbek Uprising, Issues Linger for West A family at a cafe in Kokand, Uzbekistan. Most Uzbeks are more concerned with making ends meet than with fears that the secret police will come for them. ANDIJON, Uzbekistan — The theater that burned has a fresh coat of paint. Bullet holes have been plastered over. Three years ago this month, the government in this eastern Uzbek city turned its guns on its own citizens, killing hundreds and drawing condemnation and sanctions from the West for what was the bloodiest repression since Tiananmen Square. In a Soviet sleight of hand Uzbek deleted the event from this city’s past Uzbekistan, a repressive country where laws mean little, rights are relative and torture is endemic government’s gestures are intended to distract attention from the fact that it never allowed an independent review of the killings in Andijon. That highlights questions for American foreign policy How much influence U S try to exercise given the abuse detentions closed tribunals U S record

YOU CAN BEAM ME UP NOW, SCOTTIE. Thinkingblue